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SHS 271 - EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS 2026

1. One thing that doesn't show substantial impairment in Alzheimer's patients,

even when other areas of communication are showing significant problems

is-ANSWER- syntax

2. Roughly _____% of 65-75 year olds have Alzheimer's disease, and _____% of 85+

people have the disease.-ANSWER- 3%, 50%

3. What does the "tip of my tongue" experience illustrate about problems with

name recall?-ANSWER- they is an issue of retrieval

4. Negative effects of aging on communication are often-ANSWER- effectively compensated for
by

most older people

5. Off-topic verbosity is attributed to decline or impairment in the-ANSWER- frontal lobe

6. Compensation exchange in which the different group memberships of each

individual involved becomes important is a type of-ANSWER- intergroup communication

7. What is inhibitory capacity?-ANSWER- the ability to inhibit thoughts that are irrelevant to the
current task

8. The loss of high frequency hearing that occurs with normal aging is called-ANSWER-

presbycusis

9. T/F-ANSWER- Alzheimer's disease can only be definitely identified after death by exam

ining the brain-ANSWER- true

10. Select three helpful strategies for communicating with individuals who have

Alzheimer's disease.-ANSWER- - simplify grammar (use shorter sentences without embedded
clauses- use close-ended questions, such as yes/no questions- take your time in waiting for a
response

, 11. Select 3 reasons why negative attitudes and stereotypes matter in relation

to older people.-ANSWER- - they lead to discrimination- they affect the quality of
intergeneration communication- they affect older people's functioning

12. Children as young as _____ years old distinguish between adults of different

ages and show negative attitudes towards older people.-ANSWER- 3

13. Discrimination towards _____ might be more focused on perceived incompe

tence, while discrimination towards _____ may involve workplace issues, such

as pressure to retire.-ANSWER- the old-old, the young-old

14. I just read a story about a 78-year old woman who changed her diet and lost

nearly 100 pounds (220 pounds down to 130 pounds) and came off many of her

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Study online at https-ANSWER-//quizlet.com/_ayio31

medications, including her insulin for diabetes, after suffering a heart attack

and other negative health outcomes. Which myth of aging is this older adult

defying?-ANSWER- the horse is out of the barn

15. A friendly young college student helps out at a local nursing home once a

week. He enjoys visiting the older adults who live there. They're lonely and

have various disabilities. He lives to help them but his conversations always

feel pretty awkward and unnatural. This is an example of which type of inter

generational communication schema?-ANSWER- sympathy and helping ICS

16. According to Social Identity Theory, an older adults who joins the Grey Pan

thers and petitions his/her congressperson to increase funding of the Social

Security system is engaged in which type of response for people who belong

to devalued group-ANSWER--ANSWER- social competition

17. Which of the following is NOT an evolutionary explanation for Kogan and

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